You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

You are purchasing a single item from a series sold in sealed blind boxes. The content is randomly selected from the designs shown for illustration purposes. There is no guarantee of receiving a specific model or the full set, even when purchasing multiple units.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

This is a posable, high-grade or better injection-plastic kit of an item from the Gundam universe.

New Product D (Tentative) from "Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX" will be joining Bandai's "HG (High Grade)" lineup! More details will be available soon!

Make room on your workbench and set aside a chunk of time! This fabulous Master Grade version of Wing Gundam Zero (as it appeared in the Endless Waltz OVA) is as impressive in the box as it is when completed! About 270 plastic parts (all molded in colour) snap together for assembly; polycaps at the joints ensure superb flexibility. Building starts with Bandai's world-famous "inner frame" system, designed to allow the final product to move and pose as it would in the original series; then the armour, including the wings for which the mecha was named, is attached to the frame. Included weapons are the built-in machine cannons (in the shoulders), two Beam Sabres, and the Twin Buster Rifles. A custom display stand (unassembled and unpainted) is included so you can pose the finished mecha in any number of mid-flight poses, while keeping it safe. A super-tiny scale figure (unpainted) of Hiiro Yui is included as well. Foil stickers, clear stickers, and Bandai's very sharp dry-transfer decals, are included for adding detail to the model once built. We've been waiting for an affordable Master Grade kit of this very popular machine, for a very long time!

This amazing kit enables you to build the V2 Assault, the V2 Buster or the V2 Assault Buster Gundam! Whatever you choose, it'll be armed to the teeth with the Mega Beam Rifle, Mega Beam Shield, Beam Rifle, V2 Core Fighter, Assault parts and Buster parts. Molded in white, dark gray, blue red, metallic yellow and yellow, with foil stickers for markings.

Bandai offers us very high quality models, without paint or glue.

These models are very easy to assemble and have many points of articulation.

High Grade kits are the most common, have the largest selection, are cost effective and beginner friendly. Size varies, but High Grades are typically around 12 to 15 centimeters tall. If you are new to Gunpla or prefer a more casual build, High Grades are a great choice. High Grades are usually 1/144 scale.